~~~~~~~Forum Diskusi Software dan Internet untuk Kristen-Katolik~~~~~~~
> 1. bagaimana caranya mengambil data/artikel dari web via e-mail. misal :
> saya ingin mengambil artikel yang ada di : http://www.kompas.com,
> melalui email saya ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) perintah apa yang harus ditulis
> di email saya ? terus bagaimana caranya mengetahui isi/content/index
> daripada homepage kompas tsb.
berikut saya copy-paste dari http://www.ictp.trieste.it/~www4mail/ :
Updated Information and help on the www4mail service can be retrieved
by sending an e-mail
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: (... whatever you like)
and writing in the body of the message: help
www4mail:
- delivers most types of Web documents (with a variety of HTML tags,
Javascript, cookies and metatags; handles dynamical contents, etc).
- Parses HTML (text) and source HTML.
- Preserves the original layout of the requested Web pages.
- Retrieves information from Gopher, FTP sites or USENET news servers:
(i.e., ftp://site/path/file and gopher://site/path/file).
- Supports Web Forms (GET or POST) to conduct Web database searches.
(When posting it is also possible to have a URL containing a ? sign).
- Sends replies as e-mail attachments, or in the body of an e-mail
message depending on the type of request (options) sent by the e-mail
client through the Web browser.
- Handles MetaTags. That is, if a web page is re-directed or re-located
by the use of a META statement, www4mail automatically warn you
about the possible re-location of the information and provided suitable
links for the new location at the top of the reply page.
- Handles FRAMES. When a requested document contains frames,
www4mail inserts suitable links to each framed document.
- Supports user authentication for password-protected Web/FTP sites.
- Error messages such as password & username required are trapped
by www4mail and sent back to the user.
- Web pages that are entirely dynamic (i.e., created on-the-fly) are
also supported. But the page content varies with different browsers.
- Provides support for text only access for compatibility with the
alternative "Agora" and "GetWeb" Web-Mail servers.
- Serves filtered requests to reduce bandwidth.
Transfer of binary data is also supported.
- Supports MIME, the Internet standard for representing multipart
and multimedia data in e-mail.
- Support uuencode as an alternative to MIME.
- Allows to retrieve PostScript version of HTML pages.
- Allows to retrieve HTML documents having links for pictures or
images.
- Allows to retrieve multi-lingual versions of HTML pages, where
available.
Alternative free www4mail servers:
[EMAIL PROTECTED],
Unganisha - International Development Research Centre, Canada.
(starting date: 07/Oct/1998)
[EMAIL PROTECTED],
Bellanet - Supporting Development Collaboration, Ottawa, Canada.
(starting date: 19/Jan/1999 - statistics)
[EMAIL PROTECTED],
The University of Stuttgart ftp-server, Germany.
(starting date: 21/Feb/2000)
[EMAIL PROTECTED],
Kabissa - Space for Change in Africa, UK
(starting date: 14/May/2000 - statistics - server restricted
to subscribers)
[EMAIL PROTECTED],
The Science & Technology (S&T) Collaborium, USA
(starting date: 30/May/2000 - statistics)
salam,
jn
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